Which solid has one base that is a triangle and three lateral surfaces that are triangles?

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If you try to draw the solid being described above, you will see that the sides (given to be triangular) will meet at a common vertex. The solid is therefore a pyramid. Given that the base is a triangle, the pyramid is more specifically referred to as TRIANGULAR PYRAMID.

Alborosie3 years ago

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I believe it is a triangular pyramid.

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